NewStats: 3,263,812 , 8,181,482 topics. Date: Sunday, 08 June 2025 at 03:35 AM 2x501c

Maximus69:


God will only destroy warmongers!

But as for Yemen and Syria, True Christians {Jehovah's Witnesses} have penetrated these countries and end the wars in the spiritual sense so that those who accepted Christianity have stopped carrying weapons neither are they ready to learn how to kill people anymore! Isaiah 2:1-4

That's why Russia is fighting tough against Jehovah's Witnesses because anyone who us will never think of carrying weapons for any reason whatsoever! {Matthew 26:52} Whereas the politicians need to recruit soldiers to fight and die for their own selfish goals!

So God is gradually ending the wars but unbelievers (none JWs) can't grasp this until Jesus come and destroy all of them! Revelation 19:19-21

Remain blessed!

Are you a true Christian?

BeardlessGang:
* Yahoo Yahoo
* Nigerian politicians especially. It will end them in a very disastrous way. Amen

But it won't end this kind of sleek wrist watch

Pls note:

Internet fraud is only one of the symptoms of the latter.

namiji2598:
who no wan commot for Nigeria
me wey almost commit suicide yesterday self
thank God we are all living to see another day

Life means hope.

PatrickOkunima:


Nigerians go to church, pray, fast, some even preach, but we do not believe in God. We claim to, but we really do not believe that he exists. Being a christian to a Nigerian is a cliché. It doesn't prevent him from stealing, killing, telling lies, scamming, defrauding others, kidnapping for ransom, committing fornication, adultery and other crimes.

As a Nigerian, do you deserve God's love?

Nope! Neither do Americans nor the French. No one deserves His love. It is entirely based on His 'love' nature that we are.

Our righteousness is like filthy rags to Him (Isaiah 64:4-9) - because He is Holy.
Now, being holy is not something that our human minds can comprehend. We are extremely limited in perception. However, it's not impossible to get some jolts of such deep things of God as long as He chooses to.
The truth is, you can also ask God to reveal Himself to you, and be ready. He can reveal Himself to you in diverse ways.

Being a good Christian in Nigeria can be challenging, especially as you discover that so many people around you, near and far, have been caught up in the grand distraction and deception.

Church, workplaces, street, neighbourhood, online, everywhere you go, your Christianity will be tested. It's so hard to remain faithful to the Christian faith by our own will alone.
Apostle Paul said he died daily. (1 Corinthians 15:31-33) - that's how hard it can be for anyone in the faith especially in an environment that intensely puts you to the test.

If everyone fails or falls, you don't have to follow suit. You'll be odd, different, disdained, disappointed, relegated to the background, even by those you trust the most. But don't worry, the big picture never changes. The world es away, but God's Word never will until it's totally accomplished. Matthew 24:35

By the way, I'm not entirely sure it's any easier to practice true Christianity in saner or more organized climes. The better standard of living and other types of sophisticated distractions can also explain why people don't pay attention to God. You know, many people don't feel that they need Him.

It may not be too easy but you can do all things through Christ who strengthens you. Philippians 4:13

Be the light the thick darkness. That's why you're here.

You're needed.

PatrickOkunima:


I am 100% Nigerian.

As a Nigerian, do you deserve God's love?

Nope! Neither do Americans nor the French. No one deserves His love. It is entirely based on His 'love' nature that we are.

Our righteousness is like filthy rags to Him (Isaiah 64:4-9) - because He is Holy.
Now, being holy is not something that our human minds can comprehend. We are extremely limited in perception. However, it's not impossible to get some jolts of such deep things of God as long as He chooses to.
The truth is, you can also ask God to reveal Himself to you, and be ready. He can reveal Himself to you in diverse ways.

Being a good Christian in Nigeria can be challenging, especially as you discover that so many people around you, near and far, have been caught up in the grand distraction.

However, I'm not entirely sure it's any easier to practice true Christianity in saner or more organized climes. The better standard of living and other types of sophisticated distractions can also explain why people don't pay good attention to God's calling and assignments. You know, they don't feel that they need Him.

It may not be too easy but you can do all things through Christ who strengthens you. Philippians 4:13

Be the light the thick darkness. That's why you're here.

PatrickOkunima:


Maybe I'm wrong, I don't think anybody here in Nigeria will make heaven. You know why? Were all hypocrites. I don't need to explain, you know what it means for one to be a hypocrite.

Are you a Nigerian? If not, where are you from?

PatrickOkunima:


Are you a christian? I mean a real christian, not the Nigerian type.

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I am a true Christian. And, of course, I'm a Nigerian by nationality.

PatrickOkunima:
Answer truthfully, if the rapture occurs now, will you make heaven?

By the special grace of God and not by my power nor by my might.

You too can be saved right now:

Romans 10:9
"That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved."

Let's take it from there.

Hitler5:
Www.exposingchristianity.com ...there is nothing like rapture ..it's all a Jewish lie to deceive ignorant world .....read the sites and the truth shall set you free ......

I'm sure you're a very intelligent individual. It takes a curious mind to come across certain convincing texts that shake everything one has been thought to its very core. It's a terrific war, worse than the much-feared nuclear war.

I've also read tons of texts that engineered your convictions and I was agnostic for a while.

But He saved me from the deception network that has even crept into places of worship to dilute and manipulate the truth.

My prayer is for God Himself to open the eyes your heart through His Holy Spirit.

Whether one believes in His word or not, everything written in it will come to .

God never changes.

PatrickOkunima:
These signs have been there for centuries.

It is unlikely that many of us hear these warnings often in our churches nowadays but that won't change the truth.

Rapture has immediately taken place for anyone who dies.

Now listen carefully, when the trumpet finally sounds, trust me; there'll be no time to say: "You see? I told you so!"
Everyone's eyes will be open as inter-dimensional beings will be given the permission to reveal themselves and perform some tasks.

Unimaginablely horrific and terrifying creatures will then be seen coming out of the ground to torture anyone who refuses to receive the mark of the beast.

These things can't make sense to an unbeliever or a misguided believer ... seeing is believing, they say, but they'd wish to have believed sooner to escape the great tribulation.

It is better to know and accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and personal before you meet Him.

There is only one answer to this behemoth of a question:

Greed (and its siblings: selfishness, self-centeredness, me-syndrome)

We can't handle the truth yet.

Posterity will tell.

All of you should wake up from your slumber of ignorance and quit slipping into oblivion as did the generations gone before us!

I'm so tired of the division among the masses.

You people are only acting out a script by design without even knowing it.

There's no Biafra, OPC, IPOB, Arewa, Ibo, Hausa, Yoruba, Middlebelt, etc; there are only Oppressors and the Oppressed.
You should see your leaders and your purported enemy's leaders at events that they hold more dear than the ones you see on the pages of newspapers or on social media...celebrating their victory over you.

Our cultural and ideological incompatibility may be real but are only ingredients for a robust, multi-functional, and multi-flavoured society; and they should not distract us from the fact that some wicked few are up to manipulate our diversity for the success of their corrupt practices. It's the same ancient Divide and Conquer and Rule system.

A tuber of yam has to be processed, and sliced into many pieces before you can be able to swallow it, otherwise the yam will remain intact.

The few oppressors have been very successful in instigating and stirring up inter-tribal, inter-ethnic, religious conflicts through trusted but corrupt leaders (traditional and political alike), the media (most of which are owned by them), etc.

Now, quit fighting each other over national issues! Because the fight in itself is a solid evidence that you, the masses, have been defeated again and again.

You've all got a common enemy: you, as individuals! ...for your inability to realize that you are the government.
“Every nation gets the government it deserves” (Joseph de Maistre)
The power to change the destiny of this great country lies in the united but informed masses - any government would readily bow to such.

Wake up, Nigerians![color=#006600][/color]

The people are destroyed for lack of knowledge.

In the international community or arena, things are not this simple. Benevolence always comes at a cost.

Enough said!

Buckubuck:
Elisha Abbo, senator representing Adamawa north, on Monday narrated how Rauf Aregbesola, ministerial nominee from Osun state, gave him his one-month salary to contest the chairmanship election in his hometown in 2012.

Speaking on Monday during the screening of ministerial nominees at the senate, Abbo said Aregbesola showed him kindness seven years back and providence has now made it possible for him to be among those screening the nominee.

He described the former governor of Osun as a “detribalised, honest Nigerian” and asked the senate to extend the respect accorded to ex-lawmakers to Aregbesola.

“I want to my colleagues from Osun and the entire south-west to extol the virtue of this great Nigerian,” he said.

“I in 2012 when I contested for the chairmanship of my local government as a very tiny young man; I visited you in GRA, Ikeja in your house. I never knew you and you asked me to come in and I explained my problems and you told me to come to the government house and meet you.

“When I got there, I thought I would stay there for three days without seeing you. I filled a form, you saw my name and ushered me into your office upstairs and you gave me the whole of your salary that month to go to Adamawa and contest election.

“Today, to the grace of God, I am one of the people confirming your nomination. I want to en my colleagues to please allow this detrabilised, honest Nigerian to take a bow and go and also ask of Mr President of Nigeria to give you a very big ministry. God bless you, sir.”

In his response, Aregbesola said he could not recollect the encounter but commended Abbo for sharing it publicly.

He said he owed such gesture to Bola Tinubu, a national leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC), “who groomed me well”.

Abbo, the youngest senator in Nigeria, was in the news two months ago when a video of him assaulting a nursing mother at a intimacy gadget shop in Abuja went viral.

He is being investigated by the senate.

Distraction, as usual.

Mirabel2034:
Ok am studying pharmacy in one of the federal universities in east Nigeria,my year 1 cgpa was 4.37 now first semester yr2 is 3.76,I have cried my heart out.i need someone to talk to.please help, is a first class still possible. Please I don't need comments like cgpa doesn't matter, school is overrated etc. I need realistic comments on if a first class is still possible and how I can achieve it preferably from a pharmacy graduate ,pharmacy is a 5 yr course.

First examine the motive behind your pursuit of first class.
Truth is no body can struggle to excel in a field that is either wired in their DNA or have been pursuing from a very early age. Something that ion follows so deeply. In such a field, you wouldn't even care about the scores, it'll only naturally follow you. And in cases where it doesn't, you'd care less. Why? Because by that time, you'll have been recognized by those that the competence matters to.

There is something everyone can do better than 20,000 around them, a research project found out. That's your place and you can't struggle to hard to be noticed and celebrated in such field - academic or vocational.

Most of us in Nigeria pretty studied courses that are alien to our calling, that's why it has been difficult for most people to cope especially academically. No need to blame the poor standard of our educational system that fails to ensure that every child ia assisted to follow his/her ion; our parents that place us on unrealistic condis with expectations that would satisfy only them; poor parenting which damages mamy children so bad that they struggle to impress their parents just to receive their affirmation amd love.; sadistic lecturers and other players in the tertiary institutions who are hellbent on putting their students through all sorts of unimaginably harsh conditions that some of them had experienced before achieving their current statuses.

I urge you to embrace the fact that you are very unique, special, brilliant, intelligent, precious, worthy, fruitful, and particularly that the school's assessment apparatuses is not capable of unravelling the miracle of whom you truly are and what great wonders you are capable of.

If you truly love that field of pharmacy you can still become the best, not necessarily in of your CGPA, but in the number of lives that will be touched by your practice and also the quality of your research projects which could attract international attention.

Whatever you decide, remain strong. You are here for a great reason beyond your imagination.

I'm convinced that you're already a first-class in something else. You might want to conduct a thorough introspection while asking God for a direction for your life that aligns with His purpose for you.

We love you and wish you all the best.

MrRichmond:


Unfortunately I have to agree with this

Egyptians see themselves as more of Arabs than Africans, although the original Egyptians were not Arabs.

This is why Egypt is classified as part of the Middle East when it comes to geopolitics.

Right on point! "The Egyptians you see today, you'll see them no more."

Then a series of invasion started about 2,000 BC. These ones are not nearly as sophisticated as the real Egyptians from whom Alchemy originally came. They had a people called Kem (Hence, the word Chemistry).

Earth's earliest civilization is traced to Egypt. Socrates, Herodotus, Africo, etc, all became great with knowledge gained from their visits to Egypt and replicated appealing systems in Greece. So some Europeans believe Greece is where all civilizations emanated from.

Most of those people who call themselves Egyptians are truly not the real Egyptians. That's why most of don't see themselves as Africans. The hieroglyphics in Egypt evidence these facts.

However, by certain contemporary international conventions, they have to be called Egyptians just as the caucasians in North America today migrated from Europe.

It will indeed interest you that if a Yoruba language speaker and an Egyptian time-travels to the time of the ancient Pharoahs, the Yoruba speaker will tend to make sense of the Pharoahs' words while the modern Egyptian will not comprehend a word. Do your research!